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LEICESTERSHIRE RECORD OFFICE the Following Records Have Been Deposited During the Year Ended 31 March 1967 LEICESTERSHIRE RECORD OFFICE The following records have been deposited during the year ended 31 March 1967: PARISH RECORDS 1. Branston : Registers, 1591-1910; Churchwardens' Account Books, 1677-1928; Faculties (3), 1896-1935; Constables' Account Books, 1611-1725; Overseers of the Poor Account Book, 1752-1805; Constable and Overseers' Account Book, 1830-1836; Surveyors of the Highways Account Book, 1827-1840. 2. Burton Lazars: Registers, 1762-1837; Churchwardens, Constables and Over­ seers' Accounts, 1674-1785; Vouchers (83 bdles), 1714-1887; Tithe map, 1842; Overseers of the Poor: Appointments, 1830, Removal Orders (5), 1809-1831, Bastardy Papers, 1808-1828, Apprenticeship Indenture, 1818; Overseers of the Highway: Appointments, 1810, Notes on highway work done 1810, Vagrancy warrants, 1810- 1811. 3. Claybrooke: Registers, 1564-1856. 4. Diseworth: Registers, 1656-1738. 5. Earl Shilton: Registers, 1552-1884; Churchwardens' Account Books, 1824-1932; Church Rate Book, 1789; Vestry Minute Books, 1854-1921; Faculties, 1855-1963; Cash Book of the Qerk of Works for the rebuilding of Earl Shilton Church, 1855- 1856; Overseers of the Poor Account Books, 1785-1836. 6. Freeby: Registers, 1604-1822; Tithe map and apportionment, 1846. 7. Glenfield : Registers, 1604-1949; Churchwardens' Account Books, 1881-1942; Faculties (9), 1874-1952; Vestry Minute Book, 1873-1932; Church Council Meeting Minute Books (3), 1901-1952; Tithe Redemption Certificates (8), 1910-1936; Tithe Altered Apportionment, 1929; Kirby Muxloe School Committee Minute Book, 1872-1886; Church Rate Books, 1848-1861; Poor Rate Books, 1812-1861; Highway Rate Books, 1785-1863; Overseers of the Poor Account Book, 1801-1834; Surveyors of the Highways Account Books, 1844-1855; Jury lists, 1851-1864. 8. Hathern: Registers, 1563-1955; Churchwardens' Account Book, 1891-1917; Parochial Church Council Account Books, 1924-1951; Faculties (9), 1861-1965; Vestry Minute Book, 1851-1894; Parochial Church Council Minute Books, 1920-1958. 9. Hungarton: Registers, 1614-1836; Faculties (2), 1930-1934. 10. Kirby Bellars : Marriage Licences, (23), 1800-1924; Faculties (4), 1884-1952; Papers re restoration of Church, 1892-1900; Churchwardens' Vouchers, 1810-1837; Tithe Award (Copy), 1848; Papers, including plan, for sale of Kirby glebe land in Oadby, 1879-1901, with correspondence re glebe rentals, 1860-1890; Constables' Account, 1785; Poor Rate Books, 1907-1914; Poor Rate Collectors' Monthly State­ ment and Collecting Books, 1900-1913; Kirby Bellars Horticultural Society Minute Book, 1910; Photograph of mill at Frisby-on-the-Wreak (now demolished), c.1900. II. Kirby Muxloe: Rules of the Kirby Muxloe Industrial and Provident Freehold Land Society Ltd. 1879; Plan of Land Society's estate, c.1882; Plans (3) of the lay­ out of graves in Kirby Muxloe cemetery, 1939~1949; Copy plan of sewers in Kirby Muxloe, 1900. 12. Loughborough (additional deposit): Churchwardens' Accounts, 1873-1874, 1887-1888 (2 printed sheets); G. Gilbert Scott's approval of drawings for 'chancel standards, 1862; Rental of charity and glebe lands, 1883-1884; Sale particulars of property in Loughborough, 1895; Sale sparticulars of building land in Loughborough, 1898; Printed plan of property belonging to the Governors of Loughborough Endowed Schools, 1926. 13. Melton Mowbray: Registers, 1545-1932; Marriage Banns, 1950-1956; Parish Clerks' Register, 1714-1772; Marriage Licences, 1862-1924; Sermon Book (texts and subjects), 1849-1854; Service Regis'ters, 1862-1930; Register of Preachers, 88 LEICESTERSHIRE RECORD OFFICE 89 Offertory and Communicants, 1892-1931; Confirmation Oass Book, 1844-1883; Churchwardens' Accounts (40 items), 1547-1914 (series incomplete); Collections and Attendances Account Books, 1847-1884, Church Accounts, 1907-1914; Church­ wardens' Vouchers, (66 belles), 1710-1915; Church Levy, 1790-1791; Papers and drawings by Sir G. Scott for church restoration, 1848-1868; Plan of Parish Church with names of occupiers of pews, 1741-1742; Papers re re-seating of church, 1874- 1875; Photographs: (a) nave before restoration of chancel and re-seating, c.1884, (b) nave, c.1891, (c) Lady Chapel, c.1895; Faculties (2), 1928-1929; Sunday Schools: Treasurers' Account Book, 1824-1874; Melton and District Church Sunday School Teachers Association Minute Book, 1914-1934; Melton and District Church Choirs Association Minute Book, 1892-1896; Ward Memorial Fund Bank Book, 1873-1875; Markham Memorial Fund Bank Book, 1881-1888; Committee for memorial to Earl of Wilton Minute Book, 1883; Queen's Jubilee and Colles Memorial Hall Com­ mittee's Minute Book, 1887-1891; Papers re erection of almshouses in Melton, 1887; Queen's Jubilee Almshouses Fund Bank Book, 1887-1889; Colles Memorial Hall Fund Bank Book, 1889-1894; Colles Hall Building Account Vouchers, 1890; Photograph of the laying of the Foundation Stone of Colles Hall, 1891; Overseers of the Poor: Accounts, 1565-1596, 1728-1729, 1745, Relief Payments, 1801-1802, 1835- 1836, Poor Relief Levies and Assessments, 1596, 1773, 1801, Rate Book, 1914; Plan of charity estates of Sir Richard Paynes in Melton, 1851; Thomas Clarke's Charity Account Book, 1852-1885; Wards Charity: recipients of bread, 1897-1924, bread bills, 1905-1924, statements of accounts, 1876-1894; Melton Benevolent Society Qothing Qub: Account Books, 1854-1873, Bank Book, 1852-1870, Account and Subscription Notebooks, 1866-1875; Particulars of charitable donations for the benefit of Melton, 1861; Highway Levy Books 1813, 1815; Constables' Accounts, 1587-1597, and miscellaneous papers including assessments, orders and receipts for subsidies, fifteenths and tenths, 1555-1608; Town Estate: Townwardens' Accounts 1556-1634, Spinney Wardens' Accounts (5 items) 1556-1561, misc. papers re Spinney's purchase and rights of common 1564-1615, Trust deeds 1341-1751, Leases of Town lands, 1587-1696, Town land legal papers, 16th and 17th centuries; Miscellanea: Melton Recorder, February-July 1845; Melton Institute and Qub Company Ltd. Minute Book, 1877-1879; Melton Mowbray Benevolent Society Minute Book, 1892- 1902; Melton Mowbray Philharmonic Society Minute Book, 1898-1902; Photographs of (a) Anne of Oeaves House before restoration, c.1870, (b) Burton Street under flood, 1900. 14. Newbold Verdon: Registers, 1542-1939; Parish Clerks' Register, 1680-1732; Faculty, 1833; Churchwardens' Account Book, 1775-1899; Vouchers, 1750; Tithe agreements (12) for money payments in lieu of tithes, 1655; Overseers of the Poor Account Book, 1815-1824; Survey and Valuation of Enclosure in Newbold Verdon, 1776; List of volunteers from Newbold in the event of invasion by France, 1797, 15. North K.ilworth: Registers, 1553-1941; Service Registers 1901-1962; Marriage licences (4), 1837-1962; Faculties (9), 1864-1962, Papers re induction of Rev. C. W. Cox, 1901; Papers re (a) erection of a new south aisle, 1864, (b) organ and vestry, c.1879, and (c) new bells 1904-19o6; Churchwardens' Accounts, 1889-1931; Vestry Minute Books (3 vols), 1860-1938 (also minutes of Parochial Church Council, 1918- 1947); Glebe: plan 1855, rent accounts, 1901-1903, particulars with plan and papers re sale of part of the glebe, 1919-1920; Mortgage Deeds, 1873-1935; Subscription list and accounts for churchyard extension, 1921-1922; Papers re Belgrave Memorial Hall, 20th century; Coal and Qothing Oub Subscription Book, 1927-1929; Minute and Account Book for the local branch of the Society for the Propogation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 1843-1904. 16. Peatling Magna: Surveyors of the Highways Account Book, 1831-1862, and Analysis Account Book, 1858-1859, 17. Plungar: Registers, 1695-1930. t,8. Quorn: Registers, 1577-1930; Faculties, 1865-1923; Churchwardens' Account Books, 1745-1905; Apprenticeship Indentures (84), 1716-1840; Register of Appren- 90 LEICESTERSHIRE ARCHJEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY tices, 1826-1837; Register of Removal Orders, 1708-1826 and Apprentices, 1716- 1774; Removal Orders (84), 1726-1859; Settlement Certificates (147), 1704-1828; Settlement Examinations (44), 1736-1863; Filiation Orders (32), 1817-1837; Bastardy Bonds, 1747-1791; Copy list of the common houses in Mountsorrel, made in 1630; Surveyors of the Highways Account Book, I767-1809. 19. Saddington: Ordnance Survey Maps, 25in. scale, 1886. 20. Shawell: Registers, I760-1836; Churchwardens' Account Books, 1609-1918; Poor Rate Book, 1792-1837; Surveyor of the Highways Account Book, I768-1836. 21. Shearsby: Churchwardens' Account Book, 1840-1870. 22. South Kilworth (additional deposit): Registers, 1775-19!7; Service Registers, 1885-1946; Marriage Licences (12), 1843-1951; Faculties (14), 1868-1963; Sequestra­ tion Orders, 1931 and 1948; Papers, including plans re enlarging South Kilworth church, 19th century; Report of Archdeacon's Visitation, 1928; Glebe terrier, 1821; Papers re drainage of church lands, 1863-1904, and the rectory drainage, 1887; Mortgage deeds (church revenues) (4), 1940-1956, and miscellaneous mortgage deeds (5) re property in South Kilworth, 1776-1897; Subscription book for a wheeled bier, 1935; Miscellaneous papers re poor relief, Gobert's and Sarah Braye Charities, 1834-1895. 23. Thurlaston (additional deposit): Marriage Registers, 1807-1837. 24. Welby: Tithe Map and apportionment, 1839. FAMILY AND ESTATE RECORDS I. Conant Family (additional deposit): Correspondence and papers of the Barker family, formerly of Lyndon Hall, Rutland, 17th-18th centuries; bonds and legal papers of the Collin family of Great Easton, 1630-1674; Rentals, accounts and correspondence, Conant estates in
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